Thread: We've already tried the "virtual fence" the Dems want and it was a bust!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uKputx7hUBc

The "virtual fence" the Democrats are now calling for was a big bust during it's previous attempt during the Bush administration.

https://magavoter.com/democrats-reso...ence-disaster/

Democrats who killed Bush's 'virtual fence' now back 'technological wall' at border

Started by Geee, January 14, 2019

Geee

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Washington Times

The Department of Homeland Security spent seven years and more than $1 billion trying to create a wall of technology at the border — or, as President George W. Bush called it, a “virtual fence.” It was a bust.

Now the idea has returned as the main ante for congressional Democrats in the border security spending fight. Opposed to President Trump’s physical barriers, they say drones, sensors and other electronics are all the tools needed — a “technological wall,” in the words of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, California Democrat.

The Obama administration in 2011 pulled the plug on the Bush-era Secure Border Initiative Network, or SBINet, which was envisioned as an integrated system of radar, sensors and video cameras along the entire U.S.-Mexico border.

Democrats at the time cheered the decision to cancel the contract with Boeing for the long-troubled program.


http://www.therightreasons.net/topic/86579-democrats-who-killed-bushs-virtual-fence-now-back-technological-wall-at-border/

Millions and billions of dollars spent and wasted on illegal immigration. Lots of worthless ideas and actions thrown out with claims to control it. We have only gotten more of it.

Real physical barriers, including walls and fences and the closing of loopholes with real interior enforcement are the only ways to success.

Absolutely, GeorgiaPeach. Look at the article about the hunger strikers on feeding tubes "waiting for their asylum an deportation hearings". It's hard to believe this is happening in our country. Get these loony tunes out of here. That's the job of the US Department of Justice and they have failed our country so big and so bad on almost every possible level that I support disbanding the US DOJ. Maybe Barr can turn it around when he's confirmed. I sure hope so, but I think it is so rotten and so dank, it is beyond a cure.